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In the intense battle, the fight between Hera Hercules and Genghis Khan intensified. Genghis Khan questioned Hera Hercules loudly amidst his fierce attacks: "Why? Why did that move just now... why did it miss? The power of Mongke Tangri cannot possibly miss!" His voice was filled with doubt and unwillingness, unable to understand why his thunder attack did not harm Hera Hercules.
Facing Genghis Khan's relentless attacks, Hera Hercules remained calm and steadfast. He skillfully blocked each of Genghis Khan's attacks with a club while responding, "The insight of the goddess Hera is unparalleled. Her blessing has given me extraordinary insight, allowing me to foresee that impossible moment. It was in that moment that I evaded your attack."
His words revealed a deep understanding of Hera's blessings. Hera Kleros's expression was calm, showing his confidence in his own abilities. Every action and response of his seemed so precise and efficient, as if he had anticipated every move of Genghis Khan.
Upon hearing these words, Genghis Khan showed a hint of astonishment on his face. He couldn't believe that Hera Kleros could make such precise reactions in such a short time. However, Genghis Khan's fighting spirit did not diminish, but rather became more determined. He understood that in order to defeat Hera Kleros, he had to find a way to break through this precognitive ability.
Genghis Khan is deeply immersed in contemplating how to break through Hera's mysterious abilities, when suddenly Hera intensifies the strength and speed of the attack. He seems to be able to keenly perceive the fluctuations of Genghis Khan's mind and uses this opportunity to launch a more intense assault.
Hera wields a remarkably heavy mace in his hand, each swing carrying astonishing power and speed, creating huge air currents and sounds. His other hand moves as fast as lightning, demonstrating his exceptional skill and unparalleled strength in close combat.
Genghis Khan is under a sudden and fierce attack, leaving him with little time to strategize and analyze the opponent's abilities. He must rely on instinct and combat experience to confront the overwhelming assault of Hera Kles. Each swing of the club and bare-handed attack forces him to react quickly and accurately.
In this situation, Genghis Khan has to focus entirely on the current battle, setting aside any thoughts and plans. His hands tightly grip the weapon, his muscles tense, and his eyes shine with the light of battle as he wholeheartedly confronts Hera Kles's continuous attacks.
In this intense battle, the situation on the field becomes increasingly tense and fierce. Each of Hera Cleos's attacks attempts to break Genghis Khan's defense, while Genghis Khan strives to find opportunities to counter in the relentless assault. The gods in the audience are also drawn to this thrilling showdown, watching every detail of the battlefield intently.
As the battle continues, Genghis Khan feels increasingly embroiled in the struggle. Despite his unwavering determination and unparalleled combat skills, Hera Cleos's strength seems to surpass all imagination. The power and endurance displayed by this demigod warrior create unprecedented pressure for Genghis Khan.
Every swing of Hera Kleos's club is as shocking as thunder, its intensity is enough to shake the entire arena. Although Genghis Khan is doing his best to resist with his curved sword and "Destroyer of cities," the force of Hera Kleos's attacks has begun to crack his sturdy defense.
Under this continuous assault, Genghis Khan's defense gradually becomes difficult, every block and dodge is a great burden for him. Every move he makes must be precise, any mistake could lead to fatal consequences.
In this situation, Genghis Khan showed signs of fatigue and impatience on his face. His breathing became rapid, and sweat dripped onto the ground, leaving a trail. He knew that in order to reverse this battle, he had to find a breakthrough, otherwise it would be difficult to withstand Hera Kleros's fierce attacks.
Genghis Khan no longer had the confident and relaxed smile on his face. Under Hera Kleros's relentless attacks, he gradually felt his strength waning. Time and time again, he tried to defend and evade, but each of Hera Kleros's strikes made it difficult for him to endure.
His mind was filled with the thunderous roar of battle, each strike reverberating like a heavy hammer in his consciousness, causing him excruciating pain. Exhaustion and agony accumulated in his body, making every step feel heavy. Blood flowed from Genghis Khan's mouth, a physical and mental wound inflicted by the battle.
In the end, Genghis Khan was brought to his knees by a heavy blow from Heracles, but he still defiantly raised his hands high. His eyes were filled with unyielding spirit; even though his body was nearing its limit, he refused to give up easily. In that moment, Genghis Khan displayed the pride and perseverance of a warrior, his raised hands a challenge to fate, showing his unwavering fighting spirit.
The gods in the audience witnessed this moment, their eyes filled with both awe for Hera's strength and respect for Genghis Khan's indomitable spirit.
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